- By Linda Navarro linda.navarro@gazette.com
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Theatreworks members rehearse for an upcoming production of “The Mitten,” a shadow puppet adaptation of a Ukrainian folk tale about a boy’s lost mitten in the forest. The show will this Friday through Sunday and Feb. 26-28 at the UCCS Ent Center for the Arts. (Video by Skyler Ballard)
- By Linda Navarro linda.navarro@gazette.com
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Horticulturists, landscape architects, garden centers and the Botanic Garden offer a Native Plants Conference virtually.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
Sinton Pond
- By Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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Winter citrus fruit season is coming to and end and it's time to explore the flavors of some of the less commonly know varieties.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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Coloradans know the state’s beauty to be endless, though the extent to which it is reflected in one federal record is limited.
- By Amanda Hancock amanda.hancock@gazette.com
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In Leadville, a pizza joint serves unique pies topped with shrimp or smoked trout that are beloved by locals and visitors alike.
- By Rich Mauro Special to The Gazette
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Have you experienced how cold weather drives cravings for hearty foods and matching red wines?
- By Amanda Hancock amanda.hancock@gazette.com
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A few months before her 50th birthday, Diane Martin pulled aside her adult daughters to tell them a secret. It felt like a naughty secret.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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The best nonfiction is written with larger-than-life detail and drama that keeps you flipping pages. Journalist Ben Montgomery is a master at …
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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In 1980, 19-year-old Pat Craig got a call from a North Carolina zoo in response to one of the many letters he sent around the country. He had …
- By Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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Brother Luck, owner of Four by Brother Luck, is the first Springs chef to be included in the Great Chefs of the West event in Denver to benefi…
- By Susan Davies Special to The Gazette
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People and animals aren’t the only ones who get thirsty. Our parks also require water. And, in 2020, the trees and grass were particularly par…
- STEVE RABEY Religion correspondent
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Tyler Ethridge, a 2017 graduate of the Practical Government School at Andrew Wommack's Charis Bible College, was among the crowd of Trump supp…
- By Ken Moon Special to The Gazette
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Got ice dams and icicles? Usually these troubles are confined to roof edges and gutters along northerly exposures. The cause of these buildups…
- By Marni Jameson
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I would like the record to show that I was against replacing our heating and air conditioning system. For once, my husband wanted to spend mon…
- By Amanda Hancock amanda.hancock@gazette.com
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After 10 years of being open, a quilt shop in Old Colorado City has grown into a community spot for creatives.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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River lovers in Colorado and beyond are invited to a sweeping, virtual exploration starting next month.
- Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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Chile en nogada at La Cava Fine Mexican Cuisine, 1755 8th Street, is a treat. The chef butterflies and fills the pepper with shredded braised …
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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Sometimes when Jennifer Barfield is having a bad day, she’ll drive north of her Colorado State University lab.
- By Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Into every life a little regret will likely fall.
- By Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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Move over matched setts of expensive pots and pans. Say hello to four mismatched kitchen workhorses.
- Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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I eat too many vegetables.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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More than halfway through a snowy February, Colorado ski industry officials hope momentum carries into the spring, a season beloved by regular…
- Spencer McKee
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Colorado has been ranked as the 5th most educated state in the country in a recent analysis conducted by WalletHub.
- By Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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David Cook, co-owner of Gather Food Studio & Spice Shop, 2011 W. Colorado Ave., won the 2020 Mumbo Jumbo Gumbo Cook-Off in Manitou Springs…
- By Seth Boster The Denver Gazette
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Sometimes when Jennifer Barfield is having a bad day, she’ll drive north of her Colorado State University lab.